Travis County leaders file federal complaint against Paxton over voter registration lawsuit
Travis County leaders filed on Tuesday a federal complaint against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, arguing his lawsuit attempted to violate the National Voter Registration Act and suppress voter registration efforts.
Travis County Leaders Respond To Texas AG Paxton's Voter Registration Lawsuit By Suing Him Back
On Tuesday, County Judge Andy Brown, County Attorney Delia Garza, County Tax Assessor-Collector Bruce Elfant, and County Commissioner Jeff Travillion held a press conference on National Voter Registration Day to address Paxton's lawsuit and announce their counter lawsuit, according to Austin Monitor coverage.
Members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority organized a voter registration drive at Huston-Tillotson University on National Voter ...
Growing up in a rural, conservative town, I had limited opportunities to express my political beliefs. However, I always held ...
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A bipartisan take on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility ActLempert is an intern with the Bipartisan Policy Center's Democracy Program. Orey is director of the Elections Project at BPC.
Per federal and state law, no. Federal law makes it a crime for noncitizens to vote and North Carolina law requires ...
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Harris DOJ's new guidelines on voter list maintenance are intended to intimidate state and local election officials.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is reminding Texans that it is a crime to register to vote when you’re ineligible to cast a ...
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